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Lee Konitz Plays – Jazz Time Paris Vol 7 (with bonus tracks)

CD (Item 199523) Vogue/Sony (France), 1953 — Condition: Used
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A wonderful French session from alto genius Lee Konitz – and a record that we might well rank up there with Lee's best 50s material on Atlantic and Storyville! The session's got the open, tone-centric feel of those gems – with Lee's crisp alto right out front, already finding countless new modes of expression that few of his contemporaries could touch – and the lineup features guitarist Jimmy Gourley in a place that Billy Bauer might normally occupy – playing in a way that's maybe not as spacious as Bauer, but still very respectful of the overall Konitz ideal! Henri Renaud plays piano in the quintet – and titles include "You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To", "I'll Remember April", "Lee Tchee", "Record Shop Suey", "Young Lee", and "4pm". CD also features four bonus alternate takes!  © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Out of print and sealed.)

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